Romenesko

JewishJournal.com
Each year, former Times staffer Bill Boyarsky sees fewer copies of the Los Angeles Times in his Westside neighborhood. "Some of the losses come from ex-subscribers who now get their news online," he writes. "Other former Times subscribers are single-issue Jews who abandoned the paper after parsing every story about Israel, looking for imagined bias or anti-Semitism. But a large number of us remain. For us, and for everyone else, a strong Times is important because it is one of the few institutions that holds this vast region together."